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Patna: Union Minister of State Ashwini Choubey’s convoy met with an accident in Patna, Bihar. It is being told that an escort jeep in the convoy overturned in Bihar on Sunday. As of now, no one has lost their lives in this accident. A major tragedy was averted due to prompt rescue by the local people and rescuers. About 5 policemen have been injured in this road accident.
According to the information, Minister of State Ashwini Choubey was going from Buxar to Patna. At that time this accident happened. In which about five police personnel were injured. He posted a video footage on his official Twitter handle. In which he can be seen inspecting the overturned escort vehicle in the accident. The accident happened between Mathila and Narayanpur.
In order to go from Buxar to Patna, the car of Koransarai police station running in the carcade has met with an accident in the canal of the road bridge of Dumrao’s Mathila-Narayanpur road. All are well by the grace of Lord Shri Ram. Going to Dumrao Sadar Hospital with the injured policemen and driver. pic.twitter.com/ybTVi6jn5v
Ashwini Kr. Choubey (@AshwiniKChoubey) January 15, 2023
Minister Ashwini Choubey said on Twitter that on the way from Buxar to Patna, the vehicle of Koransarai police station has met with an accident on the canal road bridge on the Mathila-Narayanpur road of Dumrao. Everyone is looking fine by the grace of Lord Shri Ram. Going to Dumrao Sadar Hospital with the injured policemen and driver.
I have brought the injured policemen to Dumrao subdivision hospital. He is being given first aid. Two policemen have received more injuries. After first aid, I am leaving for AIIMS Patna with him. All the policemen and driver are out of danger. May Lord Shri Ram make everyone well soon.
He said that BJP worker Ajay Tiwari, my bodyguards Nagendra Kumar Choubey, Mohit Kumar, Dhaneshwar Kumar, Kunjbihari Ojha, ASI Jairam Kumar, Mukesh Kumar, Sujoy Kumar, Premkumar Singh played an important role in evacuating the policemen from the overturned vehicle in the canal.
